Change can be for the better

Rava easily fell into the role of happy housewife as they slowly started to settle into the new pack lands. This place was more at home for Rava, especially the desert next door. She had spent a lot longer on those sands than even she wanted to admit. Plague had rescued her from a fate worse than death. Rava really did owe him her whole existence, and she wasn’t sure that a litter of puppies was near enough repayment for his selflessness. So she had remained under his wing, living with both Plague and Void. She didn’t feel like an accessor, or like a slave that she had been destined to be. She was a part of his family, and she in turn helped him build that family.

So the woman was more than happy to play her role, one that she had never imagined possible. At one time she had been a wild woman, with no direction or purpose beyond survival. As she finished the meal, realizing it was a small task for what she had in return. A loving family, and a place where she belonged. Rava wouldn’t likely ever be some kind of social butterfly, but here in there home she felt safe.

With her hood down around her shoulders Rava finished the last touches on dinner as Plague shifted and returned to her side with a kiss to her forehead. She smiled timidly at the affection as Seere made her entrance. Rava accepted her daughter’s love with a little grin as the girl moved on to her fathers. She smiled in answer to Seere’s question as she encouraged the girl to snack with a gesture. .